Life Of Eugene Goh

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  Eugene Goh 9:31 pm on August 25, 2008 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

  How Blogging Helps 

  The recent trip that I have made to Ipoh in Malaysia makes me recognize how blogging is making an improvement to our lifestyle now.

  Why do I said that?

  My colleagues and I were out on a business trip this week to Ipoh and we were staying for about 10 days.  As my previous trips to Ipoh lasted only about 3 – 4 days, I never had any challenges thinking of a nice restaurant to eat because there are about 5 – 6 restaurants that I know in Ipoh that serves good food.

  However, after being here for 7 days, we were running out of places to go for dinner and decided that I should search on the net to see if there are any good recommendations for good food in Ipoh.  I chanced upon a website or blog at http://www.ipohchai.com where there were a lot of recommendations about good food in Ipoh.

  Now imagine, had it not been for the blog, I would have really lost my way.  I am really glad that there are so many people out there right now that shares good information on their blogs.

  What about you?  Do you have any good blogs to share?

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  Eugene Goh 11:30 pm on June 27, 2008 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

  Self Made Billionaires 

  Reading through the Forbes richest man has made me realized one thing.

  Out of Top 10 World’s Richest Men, 6 of them are self made billionaires!

  Do you hear all those statements people make when they see someone so successful, it must be their inherited wealth that had made them so successful and I attribute some unique characteristics of these self made billionaires who have made their fortune in the following:

  1. Stood by their passion
  2. Never give up
  3. Personal Development

  Well, to be honest, I am aiming high on my dreams right now and I have pasted on my dream wall where I want to be in the next 12 years and if you want to know where I am heading, drop me an email.

  All the best!

  Eugene Goh

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  Eugene Goh 7:22 pm on May 6, 2008 Permalink  

  The journey to success is a tough one 

  Here I am again, feeling a little bit tired and frustrated of why it seems like I am not getting any nearer towards achieving my dream of gaining financial independence and each day goes by like I am either getting nowhere near or even further away from my dream.

  It has already been more than 6 years since I have been exposed to the idea of building my business or fortune part time while working on my job full time and since then, I have been tenaciously working in hope of working towards my achievement of financial independence for my family and I.  Yet, these 6 years has passed to what I feel without much progress or even results to show for.

  Coincidentally, my eldest brother asked me yesterday:

  “How is your business going on?”

  What am I supposed to answer?  Positively saying, good or better than ever, which is not true.  Or should I say, I am still working on it and disciplining myself to work on the business part time with the vision of achieving financial independence one day but I never know when is that day going to come?

  When is that day going to come?  I always question myself…I really have no idea!

  Sometimes, I just wished that I can see a sign or even someone telling me that I am doing the right thing and so long I can keep on sowing the seeds, I will reap my harvest one day. If there will to be a sign or someone telling me this, it doesn’t even matter how long it will take for that harvest to come but I don’t think that sign will appear

  What should I do then?

  I will work continuously on achieving my dreams because if I would have to give up now, all those past 6 years I have invested would have gone to waste.  Like what Jim Rohn says, if you keep on sowing, chances are great that you will reap your harvest and I am sure I will reap my harvest one day!

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  Eugene Goh 7:36 pm on April 13, 2008 Permalink  

  What’s Got You Turned On And What’s Got You Turned Off? 

  Have you ever thought to yourself the 2 questions on this post?

  1. What’s got you turned on?
  2. What’s got you turned off?

  I was listening again to Jim Rohn’s CD album “The Day That Turns Your Life Around” and in one of the tracks, Jim was asking the 2 questions that one can ask to see what is it in their life that get them turned on, so that they can start getting off the couch and start doing something and what is it that get them turned off, so that they can stop doing it.

  I am still trying to identify what has got me turned and what has got me turned off and I came up with the following list: (More …)

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  Eugene Goh 8:33 pm on March 24, 2008 Permalink  

  It Takes The Disciplined Activity To Turn Nothing Into Something! 

  Over the years, I have been consistently attending National Achievers’ Congress held by Success Resources but about 2 years ago in 2006, I had to go on an overseas trip and missed attending the National Achievers’ Congress 2006, where Jim Rohn was one of the main speaker.

  I have been listening to Jim Rohn CD ever since I started in my engagement in personal development and I like the way he delivers his message, simple and yet full of impact. As you may have recalled, I have not been feeling too good these couple of weeks and thought that it could be due to the fact that I have not been listening to Jim Rohn’s CDs for some time.

  Once again, I popped in Jim Rohn’s CD album “The Day That Turns My Life Around”, which I have gotten from Your Success Store and again, the track that I loved listening makes me realized something… (More …)

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